Cognoa

Palo Alto, CA United States

One in six children in the U.S. has some form of development delay. The Centers for Disease Control has determined that the average age a parent notices the signs and symptoms of developmental delay is often as young as 12 months, but they are not diagnosed until 3 or 4. Children who consistently miss milestones in key areas of development (social, emotional, physical, cognitive, language) may be at risk for a developmental delay, including autism.